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A non-contiguous cartogram is a type of thematic map that distorts geographical regions based on a specific variable of interest, such as population or economic activity, without maintaining the true spatial relationships between them. Unlike contiguous cartograms, which preserve the adjacency of regions, non-contiguous cartograms allow areas to be disconnected or fragmented, depending on the magnitude of the variable being represented. This technique is often used in data visualization to emphasize spatial patterns and disparities across regions, providing a visually intuitive way to understand complex data sets.
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